Tariffs mean US shippers must examine their supply chains more closely
US manufacturers are growing increasingly concerned over their supply chains’ exposure to potential tariffs. Since returning ...
Shippers in China are looking for more access into South America for manufacturing, as the threat of ‘Trump tariffs’ is set to exacerbate the already emerging trend of near-shoring – Miami being eyed as a key hub.
Emir Pineda, director of marketing & air service development at Miami International Airport (MIA), told The Loadstar there had been a rise in cargo volumes from South America to the US through Miami ,“as part of the China plus one strategy”.
He estimated ...
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